• We’re currently investigating an issue related to the forum theme and styling that is impacting page layout and visual formatting. The problem has been identified, and we are actively working on a resolution. There is no impact to user data or functionality, this is strictly a front-end display issue. We’ll post an update once the fix has been deployed. Thanks for your patience while we get this sorted.

It's comcastic!

G

Goosemaster

Lifer
I getting getting 10Mb/s down and 0 up.


:|


Just got a new modem to see if my connectivity issues would be mended and now I have almsot no upload.

Only 3/4 pings get though to any site.

Took me 5 minutes for this to laod so I could post this.


Comfvkingtastic!:frown:


edit: lol..it took a minute for this thing to psot LOFL


EDIT 2: YEAH! They fixed it...it was a bad connector!

Downloading from Microsoft @ 800KB/s 😎

yeah, BYTES:evil:
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
I getting getting 10Mb/s down and 0 up.


:|


Just got a new modem to see if my connectivity issues would be mended and now I have almsot no upload.

Only 3/4 pinds get though to any site.

Took me 5 minutes for this to laod so I could post this.


Comfvkingtastic!:frown:
Click to expand...

wtf is a pind?
 
Connect directly to the modem, power cycle the modem, release/renew the IP, write down your Default Gateway IP from your IP configuration, then ping it continuously.

ping x.x.x.x -t

Let it run for about a minute, then hit "Control C" to stop it. If you have ANY packet loss AT ALL (even ONE), or if you have latency over 100ms, then call Comcast and tell them this. This is the *only* reason they will investigate a speed issue.
 
Originally posted by: Nik
Connect directly to the modem, power cycle the modem, release/renew the IP, write down your Default Gateway IP from your IP configuration, then ping it continuously.

ping x.x.x.x -t

Let it run for about a minute, then hit "Control C" to stop it. If you have ANY packet loss AT ALL (even ONE), or if you have latency over 100ms, then call Comcast and tell them this. This is the *only* reason they will investigate a speed issue.
Click to expand...

they are coming out tomorow. I tried that already. Still 25% packet loss.
 
WTF..just to mess around I tried updating my podcasts..they are updating @ 7Mbps....and yet every webpage takes like a minute to load if it doesn't manage to timeout..LOL
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Nik
Connect directly to the modem, power cycle the modem, release/renew the IP, write down your Default Gateway IP from your IP configuration, then ping it continuously.

ping x.x.x.x -t

Let it run for about a minute, then hit "Control C" to stop it. If you have ANY packet loss AT ALL (even ONE), or if you have latency over 100ms, then call Comcast and tell them this. This is the *only* reason they will investigate a speed issue.
Click to expand...

they are coming out tomorow. I tried that already. Still 25% packet loss.
Click to expand...

Nice. 🙂

You can't expect them to be perfect 100% of the time. They're going to fix the problem; just be patient and let them. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
WTF..just to mess around I tried updating my podcasts..they are updating @ 7Mbps....and yet every webpage takes like a minute to load if it doesn't manage to timeout..LOL
Click to expand...

That's odd because a little birdy who happened to run a big-ass RDC in Salem Oregon for Comcast once told me that cable modem's don't choak bandwidth (kick in the speed caps) if something simple like a webpage is being loaded. It only kicks in if pictures, video, and other files come through. That's really odd.
 
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
WTF..just to mess around I tried updating my podcasts..they are updating @ 7Mbps....and yet every webpage takes like a minute to load if it doesn't manage to timeout..LOL
Click to expand...

That's odd because a little birdy who happened to run a big-ass RDC in Salem Oregon for Comcast once told me that cable modem's don't choak bandwidth (kick in the speed caps) if something simple like a webpage is being loaded. It only kicks in if pictures, video, and other files come through. That's really odd.
Click to expand...

Not exactly what I meant. Uploading data just chokes the modem, whatever it is.
 
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Nik
Connect directly to the modem, power cycle the modem, release/renew the IP, write down your Default Gateway IP from your IP configuration, then ping it continuously.

ping x.x.x.x -t

Let it run for about a minute, then hit "Control C" to stop it. If you have ANY packet loss AT ALL (even ONE), or if you have latency over 100ms, then call Comcast and tell them this. This is the *only* reason they will investigate a speed issue.
Click to expand...

they are coming out tomorow. I tried that already. Still 25% packet loss.
Click to expand...

Nice. 🙂

You can't expect them to be perfect 100% of the time. They're going to fix the problem; just be patient and let them. 🙂
Click to expand...

Yeah. I am usually understanding, but what timing...thanksgiving..having gotten VoIP..urgh..
 
wholey crap..I jsut downloaded a gigabyte of demos and videos in jsut a few minutes😀

I jsut wanted to see what my download could do😀

too bad I still a have lot of packet loss and webpages (the requests really) take forever🙁
 
crapcast sux so bad, i have asked them to discount my bill every month for not giving me what i am paying for. they discount me 10 a month for it. i have had multiple service calls etc, and they still cant get it right. they have told me they would rewire my whole house for 39 bux to fix it. hahahahahaha
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

Back
Top